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The Ministry of Justice...

...is being accused of double standards by Manchester based law firm, Express Solicitors

Credit hire and insurance add-ons in the spotlight

Competition authority report finalises proposed changes to car insurance

Test drive

Peter James speculates on how driverless and autonomous vehicles will be regulated in the years to come and who would be liable in an accident

MoJ announces new court rules for whiplash claims

Rules set to limit the scope of medical evidence and discourage 'pre-med' offers

Explaining persistent symptoms from mild head injuries

Only qualified clinical neuropsychologists can carry out medico-legal evaluations of cognitive functioning, clarifies Dr Linda Monaci

Many road traffic cases are not clear cut

'Offending drivers' are prosecuted on the basis of the prosecution's point of view and their expert's opinion. Are they right, or is there another stance, or mitigation, asks Nicola Beckwith-Elliott

Road traffic accident update

It is better to arrive late than not at all, says Roger Cooper, who discusses how speed and use of blues and twos affect negligence cases involving emergency vehicles

Tackling the whiplash epidemic

Reform of the medico-legal reporting system should not be seen as the panacea for delivering further reductions in car insurance premiums, says James Dalton